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Show Ports on ASA 5508-X

wynneitmgr
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I am trying to see all open and closed ports on my ASA 5508-X. Is there a command I can use when logged in using Putty?  I am a Firewall novice, so any help would be appreciated. Baiscally, I just want to verify that port 443 and 1883 allow inbound and outbound communication using UDP and TCP. Thank you.

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First thing first. this is a firewall not a router. you have to specify in ASA what ports you want to open and what ports you want to close.

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balaji.bandi
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The question not clear here, you looking to allow these ports for the device inside in your lan or outside lan

 

if you want to see the connection in asa , you use comamnd

 

show local-host all

show connection

 

if this was not the case explain more..so we can suggest better.

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@balaji.bandi 

@Sheraz.Salim 

 

When I try to run those commands, I get an error

You need to enable and issue that commands.

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@balaji.bandi 

When I do Enable, it asks for a password. When I use my admin password, it says Access Denied. Any ideas what I need to do?

you need to have enable password, hopefully you should one..if not then you can not get in to enable mode.

 

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hi,

is this a new ASA?

try to just hit 'enter' in the password prompt. if it doesn't work you'll need to perform a password recovery.

Marvin Rhoads
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To check the ASA itself for "listening ports", we use the command "show asp table socket".

To check for traffic being allowed THROUGH the ASA, you need to look at a combination of things:

show run access-list

show run access-group

show run nat

In combination, these allow traffic through the ASA to inside hosts.

As noted already, all commands need to be executed from enable mode.

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